The Shooting

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Our Gamebird

The eared dove is the most prominent game bird in the area.

A recent Argentine Game and Natural Resources study estimates the dove population in the area to be upwards of 32 million birds.

The eared dove is similar in size and appearance to the North American mourning dove.

It's distinguishing characteristic of flying throughout the day ensures the opportunity for nonstop shooting. It's not uncommon to shoot between 2 to 4 cases of shells per day.

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A typical shooting day starts after a sumptuous breakfast, with departure to the fields by 8 AM.

The shooting fields at each lodge are carefully rotated and rested to assure maximum bird numbers. The driving distance to the fields ranges between 15 and 50 minutes in one of our new 15 seat passenger vans with air conditioning, refreshments and two-way radios.

Daily Shooting Schedule and Logistics

Each client shoots with their own experienced professional bird boy, who will provide shells, act as a loader, retrieve downed birds and keep cool drinks ready. Shooting continues until noon, when the group gathers in a shady grove of trees for a traditional Argentine asado (barbecue) complemented with salads, gourmet desserts and fantastic wines.

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Action for all levels

Beginning wing shooters will have countless opportunities to improve their skill level due to the excellent conditions of the shooting fields.

Experienced guns can take great satisfaction in picking more challenging high targets. You can expect to shoot between 2 to 4 cases of shells in a normal day.